Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-02

 moved into the Wolff buflding and IS getting it up in good shape.
 postoffice has been established at Red Rock m Pinsl county, with Joseph w. Heskin as postmaster This will be a great convenience to the miners and settlers resident whereabouts.
 Master Bert Hale, eldest son of Capt. and Mrs. Hiel Hale has accepted a position in the depot of the Arctic Ice Company at Nogsles. He left for hls new field of labor ID company with Mir, Johnson few days since.
 More improvements are now seing made in the shape of facing buildings, putting up awnings and laying down sidewalks than has been observable for the past six months,
 Superintendent D. T. Elmore, of the Tortilts Mining Company, IS in town. He reports everything about the camp progressing in 8 most satisfactory man ner. The ore IS getting richer and the veins are widening with every deepen ing foot.
 MT. c. H. Hopkins has opened the ArIzons Restaurant. at number 2 and s 4th Avenue, almost opposite the railroad shops. MT. Hopkins has the reputation of setting one of the best tables in the town,
 The store of MT. J. A, Bright was rob bed on Friday night of last week. The thief or thieves effected an entrance through the back window, and rifled the showcase of goods worth between fifty and sixty dollars. The articles taken were principally iewelry. No clue to the robbers,-Southwestern Stockman.
 Buff is introducing a new cigar the "Geoue" that bids fair to have large and popular run. Lovers of the weed unhesitstIngly pronounce it the best ID the market and smoke DO other. IL cer- tainly IS the fsvorite brand sr present and 1t IS doubtful If it be replaced by another for many days yet to come,
 Two horse thieves are reported to have been killed near Eagle Greek ID Apache Go. One of the thieves was known ss Sprsgue alias Long Hair and the other; Jack of Diamonds, alias Zim- berlinn. They had stolen horses from Mir. Eddy, who accompanied by Chas. Thomas and Jack Cooper pursued and overlook them with the above result.
 For the first time in it's history. one year ago, Prescott. elected three ladies as school trustees, They have been very successful in their management of school affairs. having kept the schools m operation for the full year of ten months, and should they decide to be come Candidates again for the position, could De elected without oppositiOn.- Journal Miner.
 Mir. ". c, PointdeIter one ot the old and tried veterans of Southern Arizona, met with quite n severe accident at hls ranch on the ArivRca road, about SIX weeks since. He WAS hauling poles for fencing, and accidentally fell from the load and the wagon passed over one or his hips injuring him quite badly, For tunately he IS able to be about although on crutches, and hopes are entertained for his speedy recovery.
 Word WAS received by Mir. Elmore last week, that hoIsting works for the Tor tilitss mines will be shipped from the east next month. They will be put ID place immediately after their arrival at the mines. These mines although work ed for the past several years st dissd- vantage, have been steady producers,
  Tortiiits will be a bonanza camp.
 Messrs. Kerr & Bernard have secured office room ID the building occupied by the Giant Powder Company on Congress street. They will be pleased to transact business for all corners. Lands, cattle. mines and houses are made matters of especial attention. Any business entrusted to their hands will be carefully and conscientiously attend ed to.
 Johnny Dobbs felt depressed yester- day, and made an attempt to Iniure him. self He was composed last night. Years ago devlish Apsches came near killing him; he IS unable to work, needs help and should have 1t. If some kind hearted citizen will start 8 move for his relief, all who can will contribute. The Courier will aid him to the extent of Its ability.-Prescott Courier,
 Mir. E. F. Conover and Miss Martha Nj, Campbell of Wilcox were united in marriage bp Justice Nichols on the 23d inst. Mir. Conover and his new made bride, a young and handsome lady, are registered at the San Xavier. Mir, Con over Is one of the young and prosperous business men of WillcoI, being the jun for member of the popular firm of Rsun & Oonover. The CITIZEN extends its congratulations to the happy couple and wishes them sll that is we'll in life.
 Dr. Albert $. Adler has, by the Board of Supervisors, been appointed county physician to look up and attend to the cases of small pox that may be found without the city limits. As several cases have already been reported the board have instructed it's officers to procure a house and they will suitably furnish 1t with whatever IS necessary for the com fort of its inmates. This is e most char itsble act on part Of the board and one that will be duly appreciated not only by the afflicted but by all humane citi- rens.
 MT. William Isaac came in the oity yesterday morning bringing the news that he had been robbed the night pre- vious. The robbery was committed some time during the night and sus- picion points to a man who was working on his premises and who had made his escape in the meantime. The amount secured was Sll0 in money, pair of gold trimmed spectscles and @ pair of Of pants, The case IS in the hands of the officers and they feel sure that they will capture thelr man.-GaEette.
 Messrs,J J. B. and B. N. Brsjevich have for the past several months been open ing the "Oross Town" mining claim. This claim lies Rt righ, angeles with and sdIoIns the Southern Belle. They have succeeded ID developing a fine body of free gold ore. Some of the specImens that were being exhibited on the streets yesterday were exceedingly rich ID fine gold. The main body, however, which IS said tn be very large, is of medium grade and will mill with at least 100 per cent profit. There are several ledges on the Cross Town. but the main body is identical with that now beng SO suc- cessfully worked by the Southern Belle company. The Messrs. Brsievich are opening their property in good shape. To CO " with capital 10 put ID the resQuisi Ss this Cross Town ledge would ,,.v-. - Serits5le bonanza IL is reported that several Ysqui h. dians attacked the Mosoobsmpo ranch, | near La Miss," m the valley of Quay | mas, killing the foreman of the ranch,